#permanent birth control

[tubal-facts]

Update 03 November 2024 -- Backup of the Childfree-Friendly Doctors List

Here's our backup of the list of childfree-friendly doctors.

https://doctors.tubalfacts.com

Pages: 8 Characters: 1,906,600 Headings: 131

Estimated Number of Doctors

US

All Doctors: 2,309

Gynecologists: 1,931

Urologists: 378

International

All Doctors: 168

Gynecologists: 120

Urologists: 48

Canada

All Doctors: 142

Gynecologists: 109

Urologists: 33

[zgmoony]

I just got the sudden feeling to start looking into permanent birth control surgeries that are safe and won’t cause to much pain for like the future cause I am terrified of getting pregnant and don’t wanna use pills I want something permanent but I have no idea where to look:,3

[ptlsalp]

Tied tubes removed? Bilateral salpingectomy after tubal ligation

[solar-halos]

odesta pregnancy scare hcs (lowkey this might be serving some pg13 realness so just keep that in mind)

• one thing about annie cresta she is ignoring the possible warning signs for as long as possible

• one thing about finnick hes the one that’s like hey annie… can we pls just see if ur pregnant. before i fucking freak out. and she’s like ok

• not quite sure how getting tests would work, esp w finnick’s reputation, but i think it would either be really good or really bad press to see him buy a million different pregnancy tests from a million different brands. but as miss piggy once said… all press is good press

• okay no seriously he’s buying so many tests and annie is like like “pause .. how much pee do u think i have”

• finnick isn’t even waiting outside the door he’s camping out in the bathroom the entire time. it makes annie shy :( then finnick proceeds to freak out even more bc they need the results asappp

• lowkey annie is chill as fuck about it but kinda in a crazy way. shes hoping for twins meanwhile finnick’s mind is in overdrive tryna calculate her last period and how long it’s gonna take for snow to notice anything if the test actually is positive

• however she does start to freak out when shes staring at the test like “is that another line??? or am i just self sabotaging my peace of mind”

• i think it’s impossible for annie and finnick to mind their own business so they’re like “lemme phone a friend rq” so they invite mags over to puzzle it over w them and she immediately starts slut shaming (just kidding)

• but yay! it’s negative! at first annie is bummed but then she remembers that this is panem and their child would have gotten reaped and then she’s like :D!!!!

• she and finnick bake a celebratory cake about it, swearing to only make safe decisions from this point forward. then they proceed to be very unsafe about it that same night. el fin

[the-fandom-crossroads]

Everyone is suggesting stocking up on morning after pills in case they get banned. And Yes! do that! But also if you do not plan to bare a child in the next few years look into long term birth controls.

Even Missouri never banned long term birth controls. They just make you take a pregnancy test before being prescribed it. So as long as you are not currently pregnant and want to avoid having a child during the next 4 years get on long term birth control.

Call Planned Parenthood today because the wait list is usually a month out for the earliest appointment. If they plan to attack abortion and birth control options day one you want to get prescribed them before jan. In case they make it incredibly hard to get prescribed it. But one doctor visit and they can prescribe you the Depo shot for a year. Depo is the least invasive option. If you go for one of the inserts those last years on their own. They just have the risk of slipping and you not know it until after you've become pregnant.

Depo; lasts 3 months, stops or lightens most periods, and income based PP charge 0-20 dollars for low income people to get it every 3 months. You qualify for low income even/especially without insurance. At full price it's 70-90 dollars every 3 months. but if you make less than 30k a year you qualify as low income.

TLDR: Long term birth controls are less likely to be banned and at least will take longer to ban compared to abortion pills. Conservatives don't want to "kill the embryo" which is what they see morning after pills as doing. Long term birth controls stop the embryo from even forming. Look into the Depo or other options before Jan and get prescribed it so you are at least set for the next year.

[runixa]

I've had a migraine for the past six days.

The pain has probably been... Generally at a 5 out of ten. Not horrible. But it's been so constant that it's really starting to wear on me.

I can't remember the username for the MyChart my neurologist uses. So I'm really not at all sure what to do for this thing at this point.

I kinda feel like a baby because I definitely used to deal with way worse. But it's been several years and I have no idea how I did that.

I just really need it to end

[a-shy-blueberry]

My mom is giving me the wanting grandkids talk today and I’m just so done like today of all days it is the last thing I’d consider

[bunny-banana]

I'm sorry period cup girlies (gn) I'm sure that's a great product but theres no way I'll be inserting that whole construction inside me every few hours

[tubal-facts]

Update 22 April 2024 -- Backup of the Childfree-Friendly Doctors List

Here's our backup of the list of childfree-friendly doctors.

https://doctors.tubalfacts.com

Pages: 8 Characters: 1,728,234 Headings: 130

Estimated Number of Doctors

US

All Doctors: 2,168

Gynecologists: 1,798

Urologists: 370

International

All Doctors: 161

Gynecologists: 114

Urologists: 47

Canada

All Doctors: 136

Gynecologists: 103

Urologists: 33

[fitgothgirl]

So I'm looking into actually pursuing a bisalp. 👀 I found a few doctors around me from that list and I bookmarked them, and I looked up the CPT code for the procedure and then searched that on my insurance's website to get an idea of the cost (the one I keep seeing is 58661 for anyone who might find that info useful). I can't tell if I'll have a copay or not - I think it might be 100% covered since it's preventive care. I can't tell if this "admission copay" I'm seeing still applies or not though; if it does I'll just pay $250 max. That's it and then I'd be set forever. 😳

I just tried to call my insurance to confirm what my responsibility would be but the call got dropped and I was annoyed about that so I haven't called back yet. But I after I confirm the cost, I'm going to call one of my saved doctors and ask about getting this going..... ���🤩 I'm sure I'll need to set up an appointment first just for discussion, but it'd still be getting the ball rolling.

Also I've recently subscribed to the sterilization subreddit, which is mostly afab people (but there's also info for amab). It's just interesting to read through people's experiences and questions for now. Overall seems like a minor arthroscopic procedure that's fairly quick to heal from!

[ptlsalp]

Can I still get my tubes removed if I already had my tubes tied?

Yes, but insurance coverage might be an obstacle. Here's how I figured it out:

[daz4i]

i am so angry about being alive it's not even funny anymore

[shoutmon1v1]

thought I’d say this now before I forget to tell y’all. I’m gonna be getting a permanent birth control procedure on the 19th of this month so basically I’m gonna go into surgery for it. Felt this was important to inform y’all about it just in case ;w;

[opens-up-4-nobody]

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[maidofmetal]

insane what birth control will do to a motherfucker

[bobtheacorn]

Me *on the brink of an emotional Breakdown over one more minor inconvenience*: Why

Me, two days later, as if this does not happen like clockwork every 30 goddamn days: